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Commercial Real Estate in Farmington, Michigan

Available commercial property in and around Farmington.

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1.7 mi

For Lease

20200-20206 Farmington Rd

20200 Farmington Rd, Livonia, MI

Office · 10,000 SF

1.8 mi

For Sale

20523 Merriman Rd

20523 Merriman Rd, Livonia, MI

Office · 4,471 SF

1.9 mi

For Lease

Freedom Plaza

37085 Grand River Ave, Farmington, MI

Office · 35,439 SF

1.9 miFeatured

For Lease

37000 Grand River

37000 Grand River, Farmington Hills, MI

Office · 93,761 SF

2.6 mi

For Sale

Quakertown Dental Condo

32905 W 12 Mile Rd, Farmington Hills, MI

Office · 1,700 SF

2.9 miFeatured

For Lease

Century Building

21500 Haggerty, Northville, MI

Office · 50,706 SF

3.0 miFeatured

For Lease

Century II Building

21430 Haggerty, Northville, MI

Office · 75,000 SF

3.1 mi

For Lease

21333 Haggerty Road

21333 Haggerty Rd, Novi, MI

Office · 64,467 SF

3.1 mi

For Sale

24245 Karim Boulevard

24245 Karim Boulevard, Novi, MI

Office · 18,370 SF

3.1 mi

For Lease

24245 Karim Boulevard - LEASE

24245 Karim Boulevard, Novi, MI

Office · 18,370 SF

3.5 mi

For Lease

25280 Seeley Road

25280 Seeley Road, Novi, MI

Office · 1,508 SF

3.8 miFeatured

For Lease

Haggerty Pointe

39300 W. 12 Mile Road, Farmington Hills, MI

Office · 48,929 SF

About Farmington

Three Native American trails, the Orchard Lake, Grand River and Shiawassee, passed through the spot where Arthur Power, a Quaker from New York, founded a settlement in 1824. It was first called Quakertown and took the Farmington name in 1826 after his hometown. The village incorporated in 1867 and the city in 1926, and Farmington Hills later grew up around most of it.

Fred Warner ran cheese factories from Farmington and served as Michigan's governor from 1905 to 1911. His Italianate house at 33805 Grand River passed to the city as a museum in 1980. Much of the old town is protected: the Farmington Historic District joined the National Register in 1976.

Downtown runs along Grand River Avenue, with the Civic Theatre, the Farmington Pavilion and a run of older storefronts, and a renovation that began in 2009 rebuilt sidewalks, lighting and landscaping. Property here tends to be small: storefronts, restaurants and professional offices. M-5 and I-696 are minutes away. Sisters Michele and Marisa ran Focal Point Studio of Photography here for 44 years, a story we were proud to help tell, and our office is just up Grand River in Farmington Hills.